Enterprise analysis

Enterprise Analysis

Enterprise analysis is defined as focusing “on understanding the needs of the business as a whole, its strategic direction, and identifying initiatives that will allow a business to meet those strategic goals, it helps in understanding the positives and negatives of a particular concept with respect to reference". Enterprise Analysis describes how business analysts identify a business need, refine and clarify the definition of that need, and define a solution scope that can feasibly be implemented by the business.

Enterprise Analysis Inputs:

1.Assumptions and constrains2.Business goals and objectives3.Enterprise Architecture4.Organisational process assists5.Requirement6.Solution Performance and Assessments7.Stakeholder Concern

Tasks:Define business need : Understanding the goal of an organization to identify requirements. Why is this project initiated? What are the current problems? With this project how many problems could be

solved? What are the resources required? How much organizational changes is required to

adopt this technology? Time frame to recover ROI(Return On

Investment)? How to identify stakeholders?1.Assess capabilities gaps2.Determine solution approach3.Define solution scope4.Define business Case

Organization Goal Techniques Bench marking Brainstorming Business Rule Analysis Focus Group Functional Decomposition Root Cause Analysis

Outputs: Business Case Business NeedRequired CapabilitiesSolution ApproachSolution Scope

Benefits: Better business alignment with

strategic goals Improved planning Improved decision making Risk mitigation Improved integration of resources -

people, processes, and tools.